[02:54:22] When I connect to my mediawiki instance I am getting the openresty welcome page, instead of the wiki. I have been attempting to get this thing working for a few hours and would like some help with achieving a proper config. [02:56:35] wiki works locally when accessed as 'http://domainname.org:8080' but does not proxy to outside world on 'https://wiki.domainname.org' when $wgServer="https://wiki.domainname.org/". [03:00:54] I promise that there's no "make my setup work the way I want" button that we're hiding from you [03:01:24] there are a lot of things that could be wrong with your setup [03:02:44] I appreciate the reply. Is there a reasonable way to go about troubleshooting this? [03:15:19] start by being clearer about what you are trying to do. it's still not clear what your expectations are with respect to https. you want it served via https, you're getting a cert error, you don't have a cert, and you're not able to get one. [03:21:12] expectations: I have a mediawiki instance running on port 8080, and it serves locally there. I would like it to reverse proxy through port 443 and let that nginx instance handle https. Right now, the system is indeed serving with https, but I am getting the openresty welcome page, rather than the wiki, when I connect that way. [03:28:28] Well, that's an nginx configuration problem. MediaWiki is not involved in nginx serving you the openresty welcome page. So no amount of tweaking $wgServer or any other MediaWiki config variable will help; you need to debug your Nginx configuration. [03:31:35] Paste your Nginx config on https://paste.nginx.org/ and ask on #nginx [03:32:06] if you paste the link here it's not impossible someone will be nerd-sniped into helping [03:32:54] thank you again [03:39:58] np, good luck [06:51:04] underpaid_intern: also remember to set the X-Forwarded-Proto header in nginx for the mediawiki backend [23:13:40] I have a question. (https://www.mediawiki.org/wiki/Release_notes/1.38) "Usage of several template data keys in QuickTemplate are now deprecated". I use `$this->get('searchaction')`, in my template. I can't find information as to what is suggested to be used. Anyone have resources that can help?